In the early Rails days a few renowed people rewrote a Java webapp in
Rails, and they did it in a fraction of the time and with less lines
of code than lines of XML config files. That was about four years ago
or something like that.
I can’t find a quote for that, web page, book prologue… anyone?
In the early Rails days a few renowed people rewrote a Java webapp in
Rails, and they did it in a fraction of the time and with less lines
of code than lines of XML config files. That was about four years ago
or something like that.
I can’t find a quote for that, web page, book prologue… anyone?
I’m pretty sure that came from Bruce Tate’s “From Java To
Ruby” (Pragmatic Bookshelf: By Developers, For Developers). I
think there’s a copy hanging around at work, I can probably look it up
on monday if you haven’t found it then.
On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 12:10 AM, Frederick C. [email protected] wrote:
think there’s a copy hanging around at work, I can probably look it up
on monday if you haven’t found it then.
Right :-).
I have the book and have scanned it. It is explained in the section “A
Case Study” starting on page 38.
Bruce Tate and Justin Gehtland (Java experts, authors, etc.) write a
Java webapp in 4 months that took even longer in .NET. They use
Spring/Hibernate/WebWork. Then Justin rewrites it in Rails in 4
nights. The application runs even faster. In the book I see no comment
about LOCs, but following those hints I could finally get to the
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